How to Print on Fabric using an Inkjet Printer

In this video learn how to print on fabric using an inkjet printer. Printing your images onto fabric is relatively easy and all you need is an inkjet printer, fabric that has a paper backing, and a digital image. You can find full details and supply list here: www.creativear...
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[@janellekm]

Thanks Linda for sharing this with us and hello from Queensland Australia. ☺

[@Dogscatsdonkeys]

Thank you so much Linda! You're a fantastic teacher. Xx 🇦🇺

[@ArtOfTheUnquietGrave]

You're amazing! I've been looking for a comprehensive video on this for so long, and you answered all my questions and more! Thank you, thank you!

[@theresamacarty5507]

Best tutorial I’ve seen on this subject. Thank you for sharing ❤

[@AK84-24]

Thank You for such a detailed & helpful video!

[@MJBJ-cb2jd]

Finally some options discussed thoroughly!

[@sharonruda6323]

Loved your video

[@rkug777]

In the US, Jolee’s boutique sheets to transfer images to light and dark fabrics are available. Joann sells them but gotta use a big coupon as the prices have gone up a lot. You can fit multiple images on to a 8.5x11 sheet using MS word, , print on the non-glossy side using an inkjet printer and cut around the images closely. Reverse any text since images are ironed on from the glossy/red lined side. It takes only a few secs per image using hot iron (dry, no steam)! Then the backing peels off and make in fabric is water resistant too. Just happened to do this very recently although a few got messed up which had never happened lol. Not sure if keeping those sheets for a long time changed some properties.

[@sylviasmall7059]

Great tutorial!!! Thanks so much for your time and efforts.

[@marisolmendez1755]

Wonderful video! I love it 🥰 and I’m going to try it🙏🏼Thank you so much for sharing 😊

[@surendersingal2192]

Thank u ma'am Great demonstration on fabric printing using home printers. By chance do you or your friend offer any workshop classes in sacramento. I sure like to learn this kind of Fabric printing for Friendly gifts n so on. Thank u

[@jacksonskyler69]

This is awesome and thank you for sharing this

[@w.rickmon6255]

This video is fantastic!!!

[@MJBJ-cb2jd]

This is great!

[@nataliaallford4925]

Спасибо Вам огромное!!! Thank you so much!!!!!

[@LindaMooreKurth-z7g]

This may be my answer for printing facial features on a cloth doll.

[@phenomenal_woman]

Greetings Linda, one of my favorite names, it's my favorite first cousins name. I notice you are using an Epson ecotank. When I started printing on fabric, that was the one I had. About how long does the ink last? I have had it with the cartridges, I could purchase the printer over and over again. I think I want to go back to the Epson.

[@StickyBrickit]

Is the Bubble Jet Rinse needed if the printed item is never going to be washed. Looking to make some items for 6 inch action figures and once they are made they won't be washed. Just wondering the the Rinse is needed only if washing the item, or does it help bind the ink to the fabric even if not washing it? Thanks!

[@CreativeArtnSoul]

You need to use Bubble JetSet and Bubble Jet Rinse together only if you want your fabric prints to be water resistant. If you don't care whether your fabric prints get wet or not, then you don't need to use them.

[@craftylady]

do you need the bubblejet set and rinse to print onto the fabric

[@CreativeArtnSoul]

Only if you want your prints to be permanent and washable.